aside from less rubber on the road there is the small matter of the law of physics and on a bike your centre of gravity is higher than in a car (sports) which handicaps you from the start.
of course as many people of said, it is a lot more fun riding fast through twisties than driving ....
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centre of gravity ? the bikes centre of gravity stays central in corners as the bike leans , as for rubber on the road , the bike weighs less , proof for me is my races against cars , and ive never lost or had a decent challenge



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. And think again about bike verse car acceleration as well, pick up NZ performance car mag and look at the number of street cars that do 11s or 10s second 1/4 miles these days much to my suprise. Evo's, WRX's , Skylines etc and these cars are cheap to buy. You could probably build a very quick V3 STI for 22k.
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one of them i attempted to follow and me being a useless rider got beaten, it was a mazda eunos 600 i think from memory, i knew the road and my limits and i was giving it all i had but i could only just hold him in the twisties. although it was great fun, more fun then just passing someone and out cornering them with ease [ahem honda bros]. the second was my old man, the best cage driver i know [hes a fucken good biker too] whom i followed over the takas, he was in a 89 mazda familia 1300 4spd manual and we both kicked an integras arse with some useless boyracer behind the wheel, but my oldman left me for dead with two frikn passengers, my gn was faster in a straight line but the speed he was pullin through the corners kinda cancelled that out......sorry im babbling again


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